Jgrktilinfal pfparhnsnt
'What Next on the rgin
The close of harvest,' so far ,as the
small grains are concerned, by no•
means ends the farm work tor-. the
Year...lt-does however, give a breath
' jug spell after the hurry, in which .
farmers may Profitably ask them
.selves, " Wpat, next ?" This is realty
the.be - ginnuag" - Of the new agricultur
el year, for on the amount of wheat
and Winter grains pown next; month,
ti!Vend the lArming °Orations
df ISrTS., Through most - of thesonn
trY east of,,the . Pacific Slopp,,--there
'lms.been..a -good wheat crop. The
European war assures . good priCeS,
and there isa strong temptation to
•
scow more wheat than for several
years past; everywhere we hear of
preparations to this end., The clan
•ger is, Oat - much of ..this increased
nereage will be poorly.Trepared, -- and
that the resultant crop' will be made
. at a Joi:is. The lack of money. to
Makdlcarrn improvements, is respon
ible-for the greater part of the fail
ure in agricultural progress. To lose
money on . a crop, especially' so Mi
-1 porta'nt a crop as wheat, means bush
- - ness depression and the stagrgitton
of industry for the• whole country.
Lt-iiieans the frittering! away of ad
-vantages won - by the hard and sue
', ce,ssfuT toil of the paiSt Year-'--adyan
. tayea.. which, properly used, 'might
place .the business of the - .country
on the hioli road to„. - returning pros
perity.. We hive a direct - personal
;interest in this matter. • If we can
•
help make the country prosperous,
the ,Thir=al New- Yiwker will have an
increasr of a :?clod many thousands
in its list of subscribers aril a pro
por'tionate amount of other ;business.
Wt,L'shall thus be enabled b6th to get
Anil do more good than-piiid
,be
plissible'lfPete taiinera angering from
hard Jiffies, as the have been for
several years past. •
' There is little doubt.that•in most
sections farmers will make some
money this year. It is important to
' elmost everybody, as well as to them=
s Ives, that the): should use this
money-s-that is, in the way to
. make
proOce as much more as possible:
Thus it play be made the entering
wedge to open a way to better times.
Witha.lllll yiew of the responsibili:
ties inithis matter, we advise:
Do not . sow l the , largely-increased
acreage of wheat that ion had near
ly concluded t.(` do. It may •Ite well
inourli to sow • - e. little more than-the
average. for farmers are hopeful
about wheat, and what is sown in
hope is itpt to be:done . Well i provided
too much is not attempted. The KU-.
ropcan war will also probably Create
an increased dementia:it fair prices,
. for another year. We ought to lqe
ready to in f ect this demand. It is
Better to do this by inereaSing the
yield than by Oublin s er the acres. It
not the gross sales of grain and
products' which 'help the-farm
er's pursit, --- Fs"the profit that
.makes ala i ive the cost of productihn.
•, Yartners have done. too much work
-which gave no profit within the lest -
I five or Six years. It - j.s., this which
makes the -country poor ito-day.
There has not, beim money enough
• made the hist yeal• to Warrant specu
dative movements-of any kind. It i s
• not safe to put our little spare cash
i into any one enterse. If it fails,
. - „ive - a re as badly off as.-before, and
must flounder iibmit 'the sk luf - 4 4
hard times till Providence sendOn
good season, with good
,crops
. and prices to Lehi uncut.
Try to do a little in the way of
iin
prnvement in as Many directions,
anti at as slight au expense as possi-'
Durin! , the past few years, we
. have :ill sewn chances where a trifling
outlay in . money woulll haVe surely
Laryretyinereased crops. ' We
-„‘ have refrained.' because' the trilling
amount of money could not-be easily
spared. - NqW that You have the Cash:-
use it. wheir it will' bring the - speedl
- 4:st return 4 nsrlinp - s it is a short un
!lerdraiff that is needed ,to relieve
!--uri)los water from an otherwise rich.
. to it al.,:_orice: but leave your.
poorer hind. or that which demands
a..heavY outlay, till you find there
are not other uses which will pay - a
14:tter. return. 'fry, the commercial
fert ilizer•f—sparingly'at first, till ytm
; find those adapted - - Co your soil.
When voi(xet. a , fertilizer that will
repay t i ikie`e its cost in the first crop,
you may itac itas freely as if some one
-made you 'a present of it, Yon get
c;ne hundred per mkt. over and above
the cost, within twelve months after
purchasing.. -
I Improve the breeds •of your cattle,
sheep, and bogs. - You may at least
ouploy thoroughbred males i if you
- ..have to hire•lheir use. In a few
: _years vi mr - flocks will; he half-bloods,
and eNcept, for breeiling, nearly as
." valuable as thorour.ll2-brOs. The first
- .hare money that farmers get, ought
0 create a lar. , elv-ine,reased demand
17)r. thorough-bred,• ratps, bulls, and
'boars. arid we believelt will do so.
Above U. make Not 4 - homes beau
tiful and i leasant, th 4 - ?,..enters, of all
I hat (-nil) ease the e . ‘i:e anit gratify a
relined taste. Fill your grounds
14ith flowers and fruits. The life ii
ynior e titan meat - and the body more
than raiment. - As we can ljve only
on-e, We owe to ourselves to get as
much rational enjoYment from life as
• i" , ,s.4ble. -
,Some spare money spent
't•hus. Will . surell• be , pi:ogiably used.
I t i:: nit any man's or woman's riritt .
•—sayin , * nothing of duty—to live for
. .m , iney-getting.. We likv to see peo
jt,:e making moneY because they can
do sit much with it : more now, when
t .verythin , is so cheap, than ever. be
' iOri=" - . If 'von :hk - i - ve so' little money
- that yotqati only spare' "t r q ough to
I.'try a 'wail' ,or a Tear., tree or grape
„ - vine, buy those. They will grow
. whil it t- , -.!.•epin:r., mil -will, ere
v,m k4ow it. o olv many-fold the tri
fling co* which _is- required, - during
Abc . growing season, to render them
hcaltitv , and•-_fruitful.-2--Mgyl/ AVlr
i,-.1.7..,T. , .--
CZCIZI
. • • :
eariler in -the day•
•fruits are „A.:lmi tin' bitter.. hey
ripe. first% and 'perfet.
eaten in their natitral state. with
the import /ant advantage of' its being
lmost imposible to take too many.
Their healthful qualities depend on
their ripe. acidity, bpt if sweetened
. snekar thic acidity m t only neu
trali.i.e(i, but the stomai•h-is tempted
• •to receive more than it is possible tol ,
, ligest:and if cream is taken with them
11u• labor•of digestion is increased.
No Binh" of any description shotild
i'' drank within an hour after eating
fruits, mor.slmnld anything else be
•
eaten within two or three hOurs after
,---,thus time ' 1 lloweti for them to pass
• oat -If the stomach, the system de :
rives' fi um* them all their enlivening:
t•ooling: and aperien i t influenceS: Th
~ ., r ;•at rule el.d. fruits and ,berries
frei-h, ripe and perfect. h' th r eii
ucrtural stale, withoift" cathig or
• ,eking anytitiO,• for at leak, ' two
fdtwational Reparhnent
. .
E. E. QUINIAAN,
.T. A. Wurir, Committee
REV. D. Cnarr, . • of
G. W. RYAN, An °Oka :Editors.
A. A. KEENEY,
Communications may be sent 'to either of , the
above editors, as may be preferred, and will appear
In the Issue of which he has charge:
G. W. Rl - AN. Editor present reek
BLACKBOARDS.
A teicber who will allow a terrn,: a
week, or k day even, of schoolAo pass
without using, or having pupils* Use, the
blackboard, deserves to .be dismissed as
unfit for the Nsitiofi; and yet Superin
tendent Keeney teports that he frequent
ly finds the 11thited (3 feet by 0 feet)
bldckboard of bur distriet:;chools, almost
or wholly ignored - by the teacher; on same
sock silly excuse.a.s "the directors have
furnished no crayon."' Directors should
see to it that plenty of crayon is in ims- .
session of teacher,-and then, 'by ask
ing pupils, ascej-tain whether the teacher
has it in daily use, and if not, pronounce
a dis4;lssal for "obtaining money under
false;Pretenses." -It -is much to he re
gretted that blackhoards were not placed
entirely round (windows and doors ex
cepted) elicit school-room in the connty
at the time plastering was put on. In
enlarging the , high schoOl . rciom of the
Towanda :Graded S.chocil recently,:from
.100 to 500 feet of blackboard were put on
and aro in constant use.
Every department of the building is
surrounded with excellent blackboards,
thus enabling each teacher to earn much
more monthly than if deprived of them.
It would be economy in the end if direct
ors N4'ould surronnd every l district school
room' with blackboards, and then insist
on theft. use. Let no building Ito erected
without attention to!lhis, as the contract
will cost no more. The cheapi* and,best
boards are made by using al little\ lamp
black! clit with alcohol, in tlm finishing
coat of mortar. I
Readiv, writing,Spellln7., geography,
grammar, Urithmetie, •will be most suc
cessfully taught by cOustant use of this
•
invaluable aid
An idle pupil should be art once set at
work, or be will soon liecOluea Mischiev
ous one Send him to the:board to solve
some problem, draw some map, write Out
some declension, conjugation, or parsing
lesson. If a primary scholar, permit him
to make figures, print, write, or draw.
As well expect successful' results from
setting a man tp work felling timber with
la hoe. or a quarry axe, as to look for de-,
bent work on the part of ateacher depriv
ed of ignoring the blackboartl.
The abjection of directors to rirocuring
apparatus" that teacher, will'permit it
to be destroyed," will not apply to
blackboards, as they wiil lart fOr years.
GBADING-DISTRICT SCHOOLS
At the - County Teachers'- Association,
recently held at Orwell, a committee was
aPPointed to arrange studies and grade
our 'schools—the plan to be suhiii,tted
! •
finally to dire for adoption. 'this
has been don . ,in several counties, greatly
to the advancement of education there.
No more important matter has been at
tempted by the Association.. Toviften
the primary pupils of such a school leafn
nothing but reading and spelling until
perhaps‘up to 3d , reader. We frequently
examine pupils for _ admission to oity
school who are thus-advanced in leading,
:andcur=et cortld scarcely add 4 „and 5 cor
rectly. I:et. this course of 'study and
grading be completed, and it will lie seen
that a pupil able to read 7la 3d reader
should;.if properly taught,. becable to
Work addition subtraction, and lift Mal
multiplication table com
pletely learned. •
% NEGLEOTING OPPORTUNITIES.
No true teacher is so egotistical as to
feel that nothing, is to be learned from
visiting fOr a *day or two and 'witnessing
the actual sAlOol work of others, yet
many fail to avail themselves of such op
oprtimities. We have always embraced
every Opportunity when about the county
or when visiting towns and cities, to
spend as much time as "possible in the
schools, and many of ‘Por most useful
methods of teaching were thus obtained.
Let no opportunity then pass.a.visting
schools. There is no' doubt that , a wel
come and cheerful greeting would be re
i;•eived front , every live teacher. We ex
tend a cordial. invitation to our fellow
teachers to visit ally of the deparipents
of, the Towanda Graded School, and thus
encouirage . hy theMsiteven if there may
h i e nothing le:lined. - •
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AssoGritioN 'AT Oti;WELL
It has never been our ttureAo attend
a session of the A.ssoeiation that the in
habitants of the vicinity more i g . :(4teratly
attended or seemed moat}- inter'ested anti
desirous . of - Making -,i.verything • pleasant,
than at„ Tile morning.,.sessitm Of
Frititty ts-as well attended; the church was
the afternoontland in the evening,
we learn that utanyl were ttnabl&
inside the church. The 6.;: , ;.i0tt on Satur
day was crowded. Otleman; some
years ago :,w•residept.:„ift'Orwt;ll, sai t ll :
" tirwelt is a anit4trablcifeatlt,'fi it . h rrs . , /
but second to pci, other fur edueationa)
- gatherings." ' We fully, believe this;and
shall lOok forwarl with flinch eagerness
to another gest‘Ont of our Association
there.;
TEACHERS', ASSOCIATION
The Brad'ford County: Teachers' AssO
-, .
dation was called to older by the Presi
dent, (l. \V. -Ityan, at the ,Preshyrian
Church in Orwell : Sept. -i'., 11577.
The' exercises were opened with , miu:ic.
after which 3. S. Ellsworth eonduiNted dc •
\tc t
votional'exercis In
es. the absence i the
Secretary. :IL,: Clara • Lewis wAs dee .cd
Secretary pro t. iii.. Minutes of the la:t \
Meeting were 71 and approved.
• The Business Cimunittetl reported-the
.following resolutions for ilicussion :
,iles,,lrtd, That our teachers make a
mistake in not employing the,. topical
method of instruction, ( tip a g eater ex
t eht, in their class. .. -
; That our sti hn l 1 w should
require a knowledge-of civil gr,..l,:rmnitlit,
to the extent is' taught \in Ottr ele
mentary text-books, as one of tlataliti ,
cations of those -applying, • for ciqt ifcates.
Resotred, That the hick-of apprechition
for-ability and scholarship, and . ` the lithe
discrimination mane between teach
ers and poor ones, is the most discourag
ing feathr'e . connected with our public
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•••'
Rex , ;7red. That teachers should employ
a short iime of cacti f two succeSsive
day's of every week •in \ the exercises di
declamation and compoSition.
Voloired, That in schools which ale no,
kept open inoiv'Piali Six or seven months
.a eontinuonsvautunin and winter terin i.
preferable to a winter and summer term
First resolution discussed by H. \V
Cliamplid..sr., A. Allen, L. Clmlibuck,
P. Coburn, J Edwivorth
G. W. Ryan, V. S. Peet! Adopted.
Fifth resolutioti disci►sscd - by 1-►. P.
Young, 1. S. Crawford. 11. 'S. Pattersm,
MEE
IT. W./Champlin, 'sr. Misses Ella-Spald
ing'and Cynthia 'Bull were appointed a
Committee on Membership. After music
by choir adjourned to meet at e 2 o'clock
P. NI. •
Music. The.discnssioteof the fifth res
olution was continued by 0. P. Young,
\
(V .I.‘ Chubbuck, GeOrge Brown, J. P.
Coburn, .W. Champlin, jr., J. S4Ells
wOrth, A.. . Keeney, .A. Loomis, 'J. P.
Keeney. .., " ted. Music. Pourttres
oltition discus . by George Brown. W
Champlin, sr.,ONk Chubbitck, I. S.
Crawford, - J., F. Elli a i l A. A. Keeney,
G. W. Ryan, E. E. Ottinlad. Adopted:
After listening. to music Ity choir, the fol
lowing additional resolution were offered
for discussion :
ResAlred, That a committee o five be
appointed to Prepare a course of . Oily, 1 '
and arrange a system of gradation aPpli
cable to the ungraded .public scliop ls tf ,
the county. . A
, Relayed, That directors should-furnish
suitable blackboard add crayon for each
district school, and then require the daily
uSepf the same by the pupils, and by the
teacher. tinder penalty of ldss a situation
Music by the choir. A paper was read
by . tk,lsviir Sherwood on.the Subject,
hammedanism, and its-eirect4 on'Modent.
Civilization." The writer received much
praise for the plea Sing manner in which
he treated the subject. After music, the
"'Rev. E. J. Morris delivered a very inter . —
estitig and practical lecture. -A vote of
thank' + was extended to the speaker for
his able address. Music. Declamation
by.II. W. Champlin. Miss Wells read a
brief, pointed, •practical essay..
After music by choir the benediction
Was pronounced by. the Itev. Mr. Davis,
and the Association adjourned to meet
Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.
=I
MMI
FRIDAY . AFTERNOON.
The seventh resolution was discussed
by A. A. Keency,Geo Brown, 'E. E. Quin=
lan, 0.-E, Yonuz,. I. S. Crawford, .T.
Chnbbuck, -G. W. Ryan.• • Adopted.' Ad
journed to meet at the M. E. Church at
71 o'clock •-•
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EVENING SESSION,.
SATI7RDAY MORI(ING
Music. Devotions conducted by Dr.
Barrett Paper by Arthur Head. On
motion the paper was requeSted for publi
cati2,n in all, our county 'papers. Ditett,
1/00 1 §es . LyC and Ella Welch. "J. P.
gave a method of computing in
tkr(V.; also - a method of teaching English
Ginfirmar. Declamation . by George Howe.
Miss tibliie Eastman , favored the Associa
tion with a solo. A method' of teaching
Elementary Arithmetic was given by
Prof. E. E. Quinlan. ; The - 6th resolution
was discussed by I A4A. Keeney„ G. W.
Ityan, E. E.
,QuiPtat. Adopted.:
The chairman of the committee ap
pointed to prepare a IlisterY of the Asso
ciation, reported' progress and moved that
the committee be increased to five. The
chair appointed 0. J. Chubbrek, E: E.
Quinlan, on such committee._
Snpt. Keeney offered the following res-
olution : • •
Brso/col. Tit:ILI - he President of the As
soCiation.at each session, in, addition to
the committee at' present Provided for,
appoint a committeeof three members to ,
prepatT suitable resolutions for discus
mon'at the ensuing Meeting; to be fOr
warded to the President for publication,
at least dace weeks before the aeSsion•
loptcr.d. The eliair then appointed A:
A. Ket*ey., , A. ITead, and E.''S'berwood.
On m o the invitation to aft* the
meeting of \ the Western' Bradford 'l 4 icao.
ers' As:sociat l nin was accepted. The com
mittee on menibership reported' the itd
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:lowing new menthers : Misses . So.phip
Wells,.Norli Hill, Lillie GleaSiin, .Emma
'Hargh, Estella. Angell, I ors 5. dells
Jennie Canfield, Mattie Payion, Tres- •
•
ifie Allyn, Emma Wheat#n, •Augusta ,
Cook, Mrs. A'nnii Pendleton Messrs. V.
S Peet, A. Loomis, H. S. Patterson, C.
M. (lsluirn. sr
Supt. Keeney offered the following res
olution : l•
lle.gf:/red, That UV:hanks of this Asset`
ciatiln are due and are hereby tenaered
to the people of Orwell for their nopital
ity, to the truste,6s'of the church \for its
Use, tind to the 'choir for their excellent
, .
music. Adopted.
After singing the benedit , tion\
was pronounced by the 4ev.-
Davis, and the Association atlourpetrto
meet at Troy the second Friday and Sat
urday of November, 1877.
CLARA LEwtS, Sec'y.
MODELS roe TEACUING GEOGRAPHY.—
F6w peirsons who do not take educational
journals, are aware of the ittrprovements
in appliances for teaching. l'illadcl-
Phiafirm now manufactaires mild, maps
of the several. States and. Territotless so ,
arranged as to tit together, forming ,a
Complete map of the United States. They
are manufactured of metal so as to'stand
the usage likely to be received in
handling. The highest mountains are
raised about Indian inch, and the rivers'
are represented by depr'essions. Each
model einitains not far from one square
riot of surface, and is paintedin suitable
colors. The leading teachers of the coun
ry who have used them speak of them in
thi3 highest terms- - of commendation.
Should models of the :different continents
be prepared on the same plan, we have
no doubt they would soon •anue into gen-.
era} use and aid pupils to' obtain a far
bettvr, knowledge of geOgraphy- in much
less time ti t an is tam respired. '• •
,
( * Mt MTT EE ' 'EIiM NEST CERT] Pl
c Ls. —AtiCapton, recently, .T. T. Mc-
Collum, I. S. Crawford, A. T. Lilley, -Miss
andil. W. Ryan were elc i eted
a coMmittre On* perin,anent- c l eitificates.
We believe that Smut.. Wickerplham says
'he wo4hl regaild it a duty td reject an ap:
Oicatio s ii to him not signed by the Com
mittee w he n together in, regular sesidon,'
should he know it.
Lt seems necessary, therefore, that the
(: - kiiumittee' should have some regular
tint t c and place of meeting, and have due
no4ce - giveU. We suggest the next Asso—i
trri;y, the second Friday and
t urdayliti. November.
o
T IIK:RF ) 0
1:11, OFFICE
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. Does the ,
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BEST-JOB PRI•\TING
our ei•tablblitrient Northern reuniylranlX.
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Groceries and Provbiona
CONV.ENINT
NEW ARRANGEMEN,T.
The demand for a
GROCERY BYO-RE
In a convenient location' has induced us to enlarge
our store and supply ourselves with a full line of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
PURCIIA.SED FOB 'C'ASH,
And which will be sold as Jew as the mine quality
can be purchased anywhere.
' .
We keep on hand the
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CHO
LEST ft:INDS •
OF FAMILY FLOUR,
Eree of charge In the borough,
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We also contlnu the
,§\S!
An goods itellve
BAKING BUSIN
And our customers can procuro
FRESH BREAD,
FRtSiI BISCUIT,
; ROLLS, CAKES,
Every day, as usual
TILLING ORDERS POR PIC-NICS AND
PARTIES A SPECIALTY.
One Door North of Ward Mouse.
D. W. SCOTT & CO
To w anda,-starch 1877.
.STEVENS & LONQ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dealers la
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
, • COUNTRY PRODUCE,
GRAIN &C.
'laving a large atitt commodious:store we atv
prepared at all times to carry
, - a large stock.
CASH PAII‘FOR BUTTER,
GRAIIVSNR PRODUCE
Or taken in exchange for goodi s an lowest cash pa!
`cos. Our long experience In the Grocery Trade
gives us pe,i^ullar advantages in purchasing, and as
we are mot ambitions to piake large profits, we flat-
ter ourselves that ere can offer
CREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than any Other establishment In Northern,
Pennsylvania.
STEVENS 4
• CORNER MAIN A itI~ILGE ST.,
r=l:2
ROCERIES & PROVISIONS
OE
McCABE4, EDWODS,..
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Cash dealerS,ln \
GROCERIES & PROVISI NS
CNE DOOR NORTH OF CODDINti & RUSSELL
Towanda, July 875 •/.
Crockery Ware.
XTEW FIRM q
AND NEW GOODS
M. J. Madill
Has filled up theold more of V. A. Mack' , with a
toll llno of
•- -
CROCKERY,
c
~GLASSWARE!
CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED ,600D§,
STONEWARE!
BABY WAGONS,
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, TOYSI
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
A great •arlety of
LAMPS,. LANTERNS, C
& SEW DEPARTURE!.
Sewing Marlines of the leading makes sold for
Cash a& store at wonderfully IoW prices.
MACIIINE , ,I4EEDI:ES 3g-OIL
DURING THE HARD TIMES,
L. B. rowat,t, .
\ Offen a nntabor of BeectedMand
PIANOS, AND ORGANS,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
PIANOS \ AND ORGANS,
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At very low,prices for Cash, - 1
4-Octave Rosewood Melodeons 'ln 00
6-Octave Rosewood Melodeens 20 00
6-Octave Rosewood Melodeons, Plano. Case.. 35 00
4-Octave Portable Organs... ...\ , 35 00
b. Octave Black'-Walnut, Dou b le - eeitlYrrs 60 00
6-Octave Black-Walnut, Double:l Org's 06 0 0
&Octave Double-Reed!Organs. 6 sto 75 00
0-Octave Mahogany Pianos... 22 00
v i -Octave Rosewood Ileums • 65 00
V-toelave Rosewood Pianos AO 00
7.octave Rosewood Pianos, Carved Legs... 150 00,
• WARRANTED ALL IN GOOD (51MM\
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Fevrell is the General Agent for the
CRICKERING PIANOS,
CRICKERING PIANOS,
• CHICKERINGLPIANOS,
AND
MASON &HAMLIN ORGANS. •
MASON k lIAMLIN ORGANS,
MASON & 11A111.1N'ORGANS,
Which are the most rellablo Instruments of their
Oa s es Made, and which are now sold at pkiees that
.plaee them within the reach of all. A number of
each, which have been rented,- are offered at bar
.gains. One \ Rosewood Chickertor Plano, seven
octave, carved legs and lyre, 1300. One ditto, extra
carvings., 330; One Mason A Hamlin Church-
Organ, with three seta of - reeds,..too. •
. Pianos and Organs on_eaks monthly payments.
Call on or addess , , _
L. B. POWELL, •
•11 WYOMING-AVE., SCRANTON, PA. -
. Next to /tepid)/Icon Building
Scranton, I's., Auk. 27, 1877. ,
THE HIGHEST HONORS
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION I
The Judges tinanimouely recommend the MEN
DELSSOIIN PIANOS for the DIPLOMA OF
HONOR AND MEDAL OF MEILLT I Placing
theta In theetrongran4.w•lthont a siitinrinri •
AND PIES.
PRICER BELOW CONPETITION FOR STRICTLY
r ittst-CIAsA
$4:l for s2io. $lOOO $650 for $275
$7OO for $3OO. for $750 for $325
$BOO for $350. $450. $OOO for $4OO
COSIIIISSION TO AGENTS,
NO DISCOUNTS TO TEACHERS,
TILE ENI)ELSSOIIN Grand, Square, and Up
right Pianos : contain valuable patents and improve
merits never before Introduced.
MATHUSIIF.ICS NEW PATENT DUPLEX
OVERSTRUNG SCALE is the greatest advanes
in the history- of Piano making, producing the
most astonishing power, richness and depth of
tone, and a sustaining singing quality never before
attained. being , a "Grand Piano in a Square Case."
THE MEN DELSSOHN UPRIGHTS are the
finest in America. They are pronounced the "Pi
anos of the Future."
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS
STi. 4*, 492, 494, 436 and 498 West 57th street.
NIS& 858, 860, 862, 864, 868 and 870 10th Amine,
PIANOS SENT ON TRIAL.
Illustrated anddescilptiveCatatogue mailed freL
rebi77
T OW AN DA_ MUSIC pIVOAIUM
Wholesale and Itetall dealers In all kinds of
MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS
write tharublic oan biasolnation of their estab
ishment,
•
T9WANDA, PA
MATH USIIEK PIANO
continues to be the (Amite with and
well sustains the high reputation earned. , It Is no;
necessary to ;7,r, ,into airy extended description oT
the 111 5 1mm:int. as Wine - Ms will be apparent t o all
on examlnition. -
AMOR & VESTRY - ORGANS
These InarruMents are releUraled the world over
,or their remarkably pure and brilliant
I. nu
A I
at..
1 a:.
e
THEIR I:A tOITDIN - ARV POWER,
ELE4A.' 'F. OF STYLE:
'CTfON AND FINISH
•
EIEFAHATE SILO SETS,
• WOODS' OCTAVE COr Ly,v,
ISt PRo VED V AIA J ES, ‘,
'„.
• PATENT CASES, ,
. .
PIANO ATTACHMENT, \
1
Stop,`.
are seea s ,
80 arratigl
of orchest i
A,ND THORO' CONSf
Among the many Patents oi‘
above Armran:
Na offer all our instrnments at the lowest figures.
\,\,
and g tartintee them JuStas represented. 1) 01 ,4, 4 he
deeelv I by traveling agents, but come directly to
hemixtta tors, where you are sure of getting Just
what yo u . kargain for.
•
TCiwantla, 'Starch 8, 147. •
sann o-
PIANOS F'Olt $250.-
• kykyky And 111 other styles In the - same pr
p rtion,. tneludlng Smartt and Upright—
all fit-id-class—sold d [sect to the penpl e nt factory
prires. No agents , : no commissions; no discounts.
These riatlol4 M one of the finest dt ;plays at the
Centennial Exhthltlon, and were -unanltnonsly
reel:mended foa the limn EST HONORS. New
Manufactory—one of the largest and finest In the
world. The Square Grande cont.sln Stathushek's
new patent Daisies Overstrung Scale. the,greatest
improvement In the history of piano making. The
Uprights are the finest in America. Don't fall to
write for Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue,—
mailed free, - '
e ;
lISINEVS !
=EI
REDUCTION IN PIANO TUNING !
I Troposo to tune Pianos hereafter for
12 EACH IBM, OR $4 BY THE; YEAS
When Instrumentf are outside the porough, an
extra charge wkll be Made fortravellyttee.
• .
Ss.S,
1 continuo to sell "'t?'%
•
• OR(;ANS, A;sl . D I'rAXOS
Of the best inauutacturra, ue usual.
. . rAoF. WM. D I TTRICIII,
Towanda, Penn'a.
Towanda, Feb, 22, 1877.
= ; I : ; : ; m.
AT Tita
:NO DEVIATION IN.PRIEE
MENDFLSSOBN • NANO CO.,
BustNrEs Orrrez
No. MI Broadway, New-York
Cor. Main and' Pine-sts.
1101,31 ES & PASSAGE;
AND
SHEET. MUSIC,
The celebrated
We also have The agency fer
GEORGE WOODS & Co.'s
QUALITY OF TONE!
owing toil heir famous rotablnation solo
'glue. Vbs. II uniana,-Plano, all of which
and additional sets of Reeds and, Bars,
to admit of ati'ilinost endless Variety
`ectfi and beautiful comblnations;
ed dud used hp ,the
AND BELLOWS
lioi„MEs lc PASSAGE
MLNISELBSTION !sin's() CO.,
No. 56 liroadway,, N. Y.,
Apply tear address
Watehu, Juelq,
1 V ATCHES,
.JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
X lIEND--EFXAN,'
Dealer fn
F,INE AMERICAN AND SWISS
GOLD ANDSILVEIt WATCHES;
FINE JEWELRY.
Aisti
STERI4NG SILVER.
\lnd
SIL,VER, PL ` WARE,
'CLOCHE,
lii
FROM THE CHEAPEST T THE BEST.
GOLD, SILV E R AND STE
SPEO7 ACLES & EYE GLAS ES.-,
\ 1 •
• • -;
.
One door nor th of Dr. rotor k Son's Drug atom
Main treat,
TOWANDA, PA.,
OE
lanBL7s. - ,
~.s,.
EW JEWELRY ST(ifit.
W. A.. Ropk.AVELI,
• I•
is receiving a tie* supply to Nis largo stock of goods,
SECII AS'
SILVER PLATED,WARE,
GOLD AND PLATED SETS
',CLOCKS,
And errything 1p the line, which will be sold at
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Please glee ns a call and exanilo onr goy■ls
deite at the shortest uottee
Dec. 12, 1876
S A. T r NAL BANK
OF TOWANDA.
, r ,
uNPITAL
• SURPLUS FUND
. Y.
.This Bank offers UN uSUAL FACILITIES for
the traimaelion of a
. •
dENER.A,L.BANiiING BUSINESS
INTEREST PAID Os nErosiTsAccohpiVil
==IM
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF
NOTES AND CHECKS.
hrtics wishing to SEND MONET to any part of
th InHod States, England, Ireland. Scotland; or
tho principal cities and towns of Europe, Can here
procure drafts for that purpose.
PASSAGE' TICKETS
3`o or from the oh 4 Country, t?y the Lest steam Or
salting Itns,,always on baud.
FAH/LIEF EROUGHT OVER AT REDO ED RATES;
highest•srice paid for 11. , Bonds,
Gold awl, Silver
JOB. PO WELL,
02=22f1
TIT . 11. DODGE,
IV •
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, TOWANDA, PA
ILEPUESE . NTS
GIRARD FIRE .11.11tANCE JCO., of
AND
- PIRENIX . MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.,
of Hartford
Cher tt30,000 Insurance on lives In Ilradfortk Co
Towanda, l'a., Feb. 1,187 Z
TII * E GIrtEAT
WEDDING CARD DEPOT
The latest Myles In
N WEDDING INVITAVIONS.
r,rteci \ lovror than any Houso Itt_the Country
E
EMI
oßpEns mAit,
IRO3IPTLY ATTENDEL) TO
MI
li r M \ .-Nri.. 11,0 SK NS,
TION Elk A \ EN4ilt A VEIII,
91.31Archtreet:rhilarletplita;
April 12, 1577: '
-\
THE SUBSCRIBEI TAKES
Pleasure in calling the attentiotl , of hlsnanier
oos Emmons and the public generallyo the filkt
that he still continues a
•
GENERAL MARKET BUSINESS
At the OLD STAND of MYEIt & MUNDELE ‘ Iu
Carroll's Block, nearly opposite the Means Hot*,
and that ha Is prepared to furnish
SALT AND FRESH MEATS, •
FRESH POULTRY,
VEGETABLES ,AND BERRIES
Of the very last quality, at as low remiss any other
establishment.
, C. M. MY ER
June 1, 187641
AAIGII k BROADLEY,
Manufacturers cif WoolefiGoists, Tarns, Ste
CARDING & DRESSING,
Done to order
Cash paid for wool, also cloths exchanged forwool
jun F.-am
LLRATSV 11.1. E. PA
W - 75L CARDIN(}.—TI►c sub
zerilwr will card rolls the present 5."3!..13
nFlQsoh estibllstiment In Caniptown, Pa. Frpm
Making experiencethe public may be sabre ot har
ing t►telr work done la the best possible. manner.
and with dispatch. as he will give his personal and
close attentign to the buSinesa. Price a cta per
pound. Wooltaken In payment when desired.
Camptowll,4lVie 5, 1877. H. 8.-INGHAH.,
=I
11ENRY
- ANTJIRACITE AND
MI
PAItIC AND, Riven STIIKETS, TOWANDA
lOC ~
STOVE • .
CHESTNUT ... •
AEA• ,
.1
1 • • SELLIVAN-A.NTIIRACISE
EGG.....,
BTOVF
CHESTNUT..
SMALL NUT,
Coal IgCreened, and deli bred to any port sit
]taro', adding cartage to trio alkovo 'prices. ALL
•Olt'DEU%stLs7 UE Acco . xtrArd..q-111" THE
Towanda, Jan 6, 1877
_-,
COAL,
. 1 - COAT.
, . •
-• /
. We keep cm band at our yard al sizes of Pittston
and Wilkes Barre coal, and Loyal thick coal, froth
the Sullivan County Mines. Atha, Barclay Lump
and Smith. •
.> .
We keep the hest (manly of Lime, Ilalr -and
lent, Brick and Plaaterr, all of which we ,will
~
a bottom prices. /
. . PIERCE Sr, SCOTT.
./. . .
Towanta May Ist, i's7a.
~-
-/ •____ -
CHEAP COAL AND LIME. •
•
.
.
' • •
Prom and after eft ly 1. 1 will WI eta!, lime, SIC:,
for cash only, and price .list will lie corree'ted
monthly. / . -1. . /-
PlllCk. or COAL t FOIL J kI.Y. Pk.lt 2071 OF 2,00015,
AT TIle , A1114:
Pittston Stove, Chestnut an urnace......,..-...5 50
".. Pet ' 350
. 400
Carbon Run Lump ..
`
RI et Smith , 350
Barclay Mountain Lump • • ~/' • aso
/
.. Smith 2 75
Allentown Lime 321 bushel
• , 72.
Lath id M
/ ' 2 2:.
Refill bushel .o . 40
Briek'll :11 •-__
~/ 10 00
Van, '4lli:ups prlepared to deliver pinch sea on
short notice.at the usual prico'of delivery.'
I also tether my " thanks:to mg many friends nd
customers Pic their very liberal patronage In
'past and hope )(Oder the now departure to make it
their interest In rot, time to huyhyliero they can
get the lest goo 4 for the least money.
Those who are indelfied to me will take notic:,
that I must have motley or L cairt buy fur cash and
pay freights. • They,niust settle by the first, of Au
gust Ltext„ • / \
.—...-
' - • Ve'ry ReSpectruily Tours,
Towanda, Ju 1, 1975. \
Rotes.
111E'NjtY HOUSE,
AND RIN4S,
,
. , ,
\
CORNER MAIN & wAstimm.is sTRE;res.
Thls large, commodious and . elt•gantlyl urtilslted
house has Just been nisnonl to the travpllng pultlie.
The prnprietor ha•spartnt neither pains runt es pease
In making Ilk hotel first-class - In all Its appoint-
Jnents, and respell fully sollt•lts,fshare - of public
patronage. :111KA ALL , 171:7,, Terms
to AMA he times. Lai ge stable attached,
W3l. II &.:NJl.3', Piton:lE7ot.
Towanda, .!tale 7, '77.:tf.
MEANS' 110tSE, TOWANDA:
•
CORNEA?. MAIN ANDS:RIDGY, FTREETR.,
The Horses, Harness, .4c., 44 , 4.4 guests of this
hosusc, Insured against loss by YIN, Nl:bout any
extra charge.
A stiperior.rinallty of Ohl English flays Ale:Just
received. I'. JoRDAN. , ,
Towanda, , Pr, prletor.
11E CENTR A L 11 OTEL . •
l'A.
Thd undersigned hay Idg ttiken Th,sse,slon
of the altove hntel, respvet fully vtAlelts the patron.
ngt!' of his old frlciols and the piddle generttly. .
algai-tf. M-. Ft)IIRE7.T.
- •
ELWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
P A.,
W; A. ICOCKW ELI
- JOIIN Sri:JAVAN.
Ilavidg !cued this hoCtse, to now'ready to accom
mdate the travelling pabllr. No pains nor expense
will LK: spared to give satisfaction to those who may
give him a call.
Int - North side of Public Sqi are, east of Mere Ur's
new block. ,
$125,000.'
. sO,OOO
EAGLE HOTEL,
At the corner Of Court dir,rtly In
the vicinity 310 •011til of the if 'n;trt How,
JulIN BURKE, Pnoritfizton.
•
The We're house has.heen re•rortikhe.Latol. re
Iltit.th anti Is now otter' to the traveling rublie.
The liar wilt at all notes 'he supplies with, th e . h. ~ ••t
of 'hilows. '4;o0 , 1. gtahllog attache:Ho the peet t tises.
Boarder,' by the titty'or week aceolontolla:ett.
301 . 1 N $1:11 . 1i E.
May 10, la7G.)
, Qll.l I'MAN Th S
LETTER Itooli.—lt is allvays . tutl
I'3ll Is . 1 1111.1 ill iilll9eiii. :house, or rail,
~road. or 'any itthee yeti may he aml have the hook,
with you.. It ettableg you to keep a ropy if youi
eorrespontlehee at a trifling cost. Npfl bus Mesas Blatt
Call afford to be wit bunt It. Front oiae to T. 71 copies
made at ..ft, Tre/tyfg, w ithout pro, pencil, sank,
hrush, water or press. Ag.•rits
address.!. 11. Hirt ridge, Towanda, Pa. Itoults for
sale at Ile, 11l ii Store of 5141, II rrjou, iu Nteretir's
Ittoek, Towanda. AlfttAat the DrugSlot ' t . of Jo
seph Milos, Athete, ttu.ict tell%)
"OR SA LE.— Two Nov Tre;ul
rtfarers, a: ±ln each : en...h0t:4.4,1' read p.m
or. at ?:1: Improved 11 ors, Hoes, with or without
• Milt, at , t7 : torn Shelters at 1.71 St raw cutt,s at
*7, Thew areall njorrwsg.Co.', mann
titre, and much below usual pylet - .. Also, I . ..tuts
fur all their Bbakr of F. K,
Afton., Pa., May to, iff77,
N. W. BETTS .JR
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THE FAHm ER S'UTUAL
IN,I:I:ANCE ()V TrSCAUN 0;A,
Each tnenit;er pit's a fp”, at the time of Insorlng:
, to cover charter and le..idental r.„5 NUM" , or the Co..
'afh,r which no fuelin•r payment : l, lq•iildr,Ol. except
tddnee t nctita tho mendierallp.
'nth; plae of linairanee for FARM l' ROFERTY,
fs rohL!„ - , ,, rapidly Intio favor.
:face of ItuNiness, SPRING HILL, PA.
The Agent will canvass the hips.of of Tusca
rora. Pike. Herrick, Wyalusing. Asylion, Terry
Tilt! Standing Stone. and farmers In those down
s Ips wlshing.4tistirance or Information, may ad
dr.'s,
• A. 11. SI!. M.NER. See. and ' A ' gt..
spring Hill; Bradford Co.. Pa.
W. M.X'HUMWA Y. Pies. , . ( etoNtu
. .., .
IA DIi.N.N k CO., (1 etie fal Pro
.' if 4. duce \;tinintissliin Myrchants; .Ise and 4e2
tsreenudell strAct. New York, are prepared to re
ceive consignmi4o or buy for CASH Butter. Eggs,
Chibese, Potatries,\,AppWs. Flour. Grain and Fruits
In season. A N. I't- ference given when required.
ti s
and all letters of Inntry promptly attended to and
shipping tags furnlslnAon appiication. •
New York. May 67. IsT'c.inti; .
. _
...
•
AGENTS AVA Nq'E I) SS(I TO
- l'Elt 3 l o NTH.—XoeW'c'clear.St concise
UNIVERS:A L 1 ISTOIt r
Commencing with tie, earliest wrlisis, chislng:
March, Is:7. Three volumes o r-the World's great, 1
\
Grand History In one. AN4 - I ONT. II pi,EK Ares.
and MiinEttis. Including lustory of N..nf.iiniof
i.:altildtiou, I no'fip oration of PrrAtio , nt !Mil. .a,
dud Torkilli difliettltirx. A ts.ok o f thrinit h i,.. r ..
eat and universal need. Sells faster than an, of tier.
Beautiful iiiiedral ions, low pH et . ..inlet( sal s a, 0n •
Ira terms, circulars free, Address..l. C. Me.l.lill-
Hy St CO.. Philadet4da, Pa.; Cincinnati, O.;11 !-
cage, Ili.; St. LottitcllO: Clulylll-lat.2
. 1. .
. -
Coal sad Limo;
Dealer In
SULLIVAN ANTIINACITE
COAL,
YARD PRICES (CASH).
ANTHRACITE-.
COAL,
poN TIIF 1,1 - 11ol'EAN MAN.) \„,
TOWANDA,
TUW.A\DA,, L'A
evlr d3vertise Beata.
IN now Is.toing pvri:etnal pond , on
FARM PROPERI":.ONLY
DR. H. C. PORTER'S
. .
.. ..
.• OLD CASH DRUG' STOW
~.._.' -•
Corner Main and Pine tits., Tueutul,,e.
(Ertablisheclover a quarter of a C ury,) .
Wholesale and Retell Deeler.l ;. '
.DRUGS; MEDICIN
DYESTUFFS,, CII VICALS,
f
. ACIDS, DYESTUFFS , &• rFT
UE; .
PEEPUMERY,.TOILET-ANDT 'NCI( GOODS,
SPO."..TGEkIIIIIISIIES, BrIAC .S & TRIISSES,
SOAFR. I)3(IIS,.POOADES' ii.in !)rig, •
TEKTIIi SKIN, 'and lIAI REPARATIONS,'
- rtAzQitp, POCKY r- - 3.IVEs .
POCK ET-ROOKS AND PO ..T.:SIO.NNAIES, •
MACABOY and 4COTeIi*SNUTIP; '
• FOREIGN AND • 0111ESTIC CIGARS, •
..GA - RDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER - SEEDS,
/
Pure Wines and Li uors, for Medicinal Purposes
/
BoTAnjc,Ectzer c & ilasterorxriniltieunnogs,
And "all gene le popular Patent Medicines. • ,
Syrroirrtun, - rsPENSOittF.I4, BRF.AST PLIOrS , "
iiirl • LES NIPFLE S:IIt_LLS & SHIELDS,
• „NUICSIA7G BOTTLES, Ta.r.flitNo RINGS,
STRINGER( BED PANS. URINALS, THERM ME.-.
i
. TERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, &C, - 4 ',
. KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
rteis, citimw,Exs, BATH - BRICK, '
SPERM, LARD, WHALE, NEAT . rovi, - •
TANNER'S, AND MACIIINE/OILS,
ALCOHOL, AND SIIIIITS Tun NTINE,
))Y.
Saih,Paint,Varnish,Whitete, zsb, Counter
.. Horse, Mane, ,Shoe, Scrubbing, • '
: ..
.• . And all kinds of lrroshes. -
WINDOW AND PICTURE CLASS,
•
of all's :es.
PPRR.:LINSEY3/ OIL, A INTS, PUTTY, AN . D ,
. . VA; NISH..
; - READY .)(IX ED PAINTS
• 0/ ANY •D ES lItE II COLOR ~ .
ET TIIE•PIIVND, PINT OR GALLON, . '
~.GRotrlcir)N O . 1. OR VARNISH,
A ND.DR / TCGLORS' OF ALL HUES.
..All articles warranted as represented: -
7 ... \
Prescriptlins careful l y compel:laded. at all hours
of day awl / ight. open Sundays to rrescriptions
frouill top, A N., 12 to I and 5 to a, r.m..nayl37:.i.
q _
/IR I S
F / or
S.-rofula and all Scrofulous 'diseases, Erys4
1813", WOW, or St. Anthony's Fire. i'lrnirtions and
- zy.rupti4o.ilipeaset: of the skin, Utcerations of the
; Liver, Stomach ; Kidneys; Luttgq, l'implatF.; pn,-
inles, .IloFo, IllotcLes,. Tumors. Tetter, Salt Itlienio,
N • ;
Acald I-L.:ad,. Ringworm, tle.ers.Sorett.l th ettniat kirk,
\
MI
tg 51 S
4 60
4551
3 00
11. It C U
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male •Veaknw\+• Leh.oFrlleva, arising
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